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To view in stereo, sit 2-3 feet from the monitor and gently cross your eyes so that the two images become three. The one in the middle will be in 3d. If you are finding this difficult, you may be trying too hard. Viewing the original size is best.
Part of Open Doors Toronto (a weekend where the public can visit and photograph sites normally not open to the public)
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You don't see this everyday in Hernando! Commerce St. right at Hwy. 51 has been closed for the last few days, for pretty much the same reason Center St. was not too long ago: improvements to the sidewalk, and installation of one of those fancy, faux brick crosswalks. I have to admit, the construction I posted a photo of at Center St. turned out quite nice!
The "official" detour route is much further down the road, down at the bottom of that hill if I'm not mistaken. But In addition to using Center St. to get around the small area of closure (Center St. being right over my shoulder from this vantage point), people are using the gas station parking lot as well, just like that black SUV can be seen doing!
An inbound N Line train led by Silverliner V no. 4061 (Hyundai Rotem, 2009-2016) is seen approaching Commerce City & 72nd Station. Though the station is not situated within Commerce City, it is only accessible from there, being bounded on other sides by highways, rivers, and industrial ponds.
This photo was taken at the the mouth of Tampa Bay where the Gulf of Mexico flows into Tampa Bay. Last Sunday was a breezy day and nice for recreational sailors. In the background a large commercial freighter can be seen heading out to the Gulf for a journey to an unknown port.
As always, Thank You for visiting. Balancing a full work week and devoting sufficient time to my passion for photography can be difficult. I try to post the very best of my efforts. Your comments, faves and invitations are always welcome.
The Long Now Foundation held a Salon on the future of Commerce, 25 years from now.
Q: What is one question you have about commerce in 25 years that you would love to know more about now?
My A: How much commerce will be done by humans? And to what extent will agent-based commerce take off, driven by lower transaction costs on various crypto rails and eventually AI-based transactions?
And now, the MobileCoin MOBot goes open source. It is an e-commerce chat-bot using the privacy-protecting MOB crypto payment within Signal to “automatically manage lightweight transactions directly within a chat.”
Two ships seen here on the River Trent at Gunness Wharf, just a mile or two west of Scunthorpe. A great vantage point can be had from the Keadby Bridge..... 17/04/2011
Taking a perfect product image is not an easy task; even professional photographers need to do post processing to get the image they want. Not every seller can do post processing properly, and this is where we come in.
Here is my friends first Peterbilt when I was still putting miles on it. I was loading at the Marblehead Lime plat in Chicago in the middle of the night in March of 1985.
Cristina Gambaccini. Infografía para 5W. Intercambio comercial en el mundo en 1981 y en 2006
Cristina Gambaccini. Infographics / Informational graphic. Client: 5W. World commerce in 1981 and 2006.
"Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations...entangling alliances with none"
— Thomas Jefferson
Container cranes at Port of Kingston, Jamaica